If you've got little ones of your own, you're probably familiar with LeapFrog's various learning devices for children. Since last year, the company stepped things up a notch by offering up its LeapPad ...

If there's one device that has revolutionized the way children learn (and, let's face it, play), it's the tablet. And while many of us find ourselves reluctantly handing our tablets over to our kids ...

If our house was burning down, my three-year-old would want to save his plush rabbit pal Deedee, our iPad mini 2, and as many Paw Patrol toys as he could carry. He loves playing games and watching ...

Today's kids sure do have it lucky. My idea of a mobile gadget growing up was a Walkman cassette player with a Beach Boys tape inside, or maybe my dad's wristwatch. Times have changed. Now, kids are ...

LeapFrog's LeapPads have been on many children's holiday wish lists ever since they first came out a few years ago. Is LeapFrog's latest offering, the Leappad 3, worth a look this holiday season? Read ...

If your kids are like mine, they often want to get their hands on your smartphone or tablet to play games or read e-books. Hoping to tap into that enthusiasm, LeapFrog recently released the LeapPad, a ...

Have you ever given a kid your iPad only to have them drop it? If you have, you know how expensive that can be. Well, gone are the days of child-proofing your tablet. Breakout got an exclusive sneak ...

Faced with tough competition from Apple, LeapFrog Enterprises is defending its turf in children’s learning devices with the launch of a tablet for children called LeapPad. The device shows that ...

I’ve long since given into the temptation to hand over my iPad to my children. Not surprisingly this has resulted in it being dropped, sat upon, smeared with goo and generally abused. What is ...

LeapFrog SchoolHouse is demonstrating the LeapTrack Assessment & Instruction System at this week’s National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) in San Antonio, TX. The program, which works with ...

Leapfrog's LeapPad is the tablet and content ecosystem of choice for the preschool set, but CEO John Barbour is expecting an attack from the Android army. The children's' learning company reported ...